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The dynamic duo Alex Jones and Roman Kemp were back on our screens for The One Show on Thursday, July 11, after the programme had been sidelined the previous evening due to the Euros 2024 semi-final, which saw England triumph over the Netherlands.
BBC's The One Show is having another presenter shake-up on Friday, July 12 after a number of changes in recent weeks due to coverage of Euro 2024 and Wimbledon.
The One Show started its week of new shows by addressing the death of former reporter Dr Michael Mosley after he was found dead while on holiday. The TV doctor, known for his appearances on This Morning and BBC Radio 4's Just One Thing, went missing on the island of Symi where he was holidaying with his wife, Dr Clare Bailey.
Cat Deeley has said her This Morning co-host Ben Shephard is in 'trouble' as she was seen out and about with his wife Annie. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show as he and Cat kicked off the week before joining Annie at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
The One Show's Alex Jones apologised to Bobby Brazier during his appearance on the show after an awkward EastEnders blunder - which he called out. During the latest instalment of the BBC One show on Wednesday night (May 1), the actor was on the sofa to talk about his return to Albert Square as Freddie Slater.
Roman Kemp has addressed his personal struggle with depression in an emotional plea to the government in a bid to help young sufferers. The Capital FM presenter took to his Instagram on Wednesday (Sept 6) to share an open letter pleading with the government to increase the number of mental health support teams in schools.
From gritty dramas like Happy Valley and Blue Lights to addictive reality TV like Love Island and The Traitors, all the stars are putting on their glad rags and heading to the National Television Awards. Some, like Sarah Lancashire and James Norton, will be hoping to pick up awards themselves as well as their TV shows.